Key result
Kawasaki syndrome is the most prevalent inflammatory coronary artery disease in children and must be differentiated from classic polyarteritis nodosa.
Population
Children with inflammatory diseases of the coronary artery
Design
Review
Authors
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Requires differentiation of Kawasaki syndrome from polyarteritis nodosa in children; leaves open prospective validation of diagnostic criteria.
This review provides an in-depth overview of Kawasaki syndrome and its differentiation from classic polyarteritis nodosa in children.
Masato Takahashi (1993) studied this question. Kawasaki syndrome is the most prevalent inflammatory coronary artery disease in children and must be differentiated from classic polyarteritis nodosa.
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